Somaliland could be a powerful friend: It’s time for Brit…

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Somaliland could be a powerful friend: It’s time for Britain to recognise that , the time to recognise Somaliland is now, and Britain is...

Somaliland:Silanyo vs. Bihi; A Looming Political Earthquake

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Has Federalism in Somalia Prevented The Rise Of Dictatorship?

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The only Somali constitution adopted through a universal vote was the Somali constitution of 1960 which defined the first Somali republic as an independent,...

The Crisis of Governance in Somaliland: President Abdirahman Irro’s Broken Promises, Clan Patronage, and the Deepening Mismanagement of State Institutions

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Introduction Somaliland has long sought to present itself as a beacon of stability in the Horn of Africa. In a region often associated with fragile...

Why Territorial Sovereignty Should Be Flexible

This file photo taken on May 18, 2016 shows a woman holding a flag as soldiers and other military personnel of Somaliland march past during an Independence day celebration parade in the capital Hargeisa. It wants to be recognised as autonomous. PHOTO | MOHAMED ABDIWAHAB | AFP
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To insist that in reality borders are forever fixed is to prevent frozen conflicts from ever being resolved. by Akhilesh Pillalamarri The notion of territorial sovereignty is...

Somaliland’s Foreign Minister in Washington: Redefining Regional Partnerships

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Mr. Hussein Mussa Henry Kissinger, the architect of détente and author of Diplomacy, emphasized that foreign policy must be anchored in realism. He famously wrote,...

Millions Lost in Taxes: Somaliland Economy

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If the central bank and ministry of finance had diligent and skilled academics, the government revenue would have increased by two folds. $550 million...

Reforming the representation of Banadir in the Upper House may trigger a constitutional crisis

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By Dahir Mohamed Mahmoud The Somali legislature's history goes back to the colonial and post-independence parliaments which were unicameral based on a multiparty system. Then...

Somaliland:Clannish Nationalism in Somali Politics

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Somalia: The Djibouti Conference and its ramifications for Somali Unity

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The late Kennedy said and I quote “We cannot negotiate with those who say "What's mine is mine, and what's yours is negotiable” unquote. Somaliland...